Fryman Pitches Bats Montreal Past Dodgers 5-3
Montreal Expos beat Los Angeles 5-3 as Woodie Fryman allowed 10 hits over seven innings and doubled in a run. Larry Parrish and Larry Lintz drove in key runs, Mike Jorgensen and Fryman added doubles, and Montreal rallied from an early Dodgers lead.
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Woodie Fryman
Los Angeles
Montreal Expos
Los Angeles Dodgers
Fryman
Doug Ray
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Expos
Dave Lopes
Tom Paciorek
Jim Wynn
Lopes
Steve Garvey
Wynn
Tim Full
Ray
Larry Parrish
Larry Lintz
Mike Jorgensen
Foli
Lacy
Paciorek
Lintz
Trevino and Haynie Set Targets in National Golf Day Round
Akron Ohio Lee Trevino fired a four under par 66 to claim the target score for men at Firestone amid amateurs nationwide. Sandra Haynie shot 74 to best JoAnne Carner as the Women layout saw 6135 yards. Proceeds from National Golf Day support golf charities with amateurs competing through August.
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Ohio
Lee Trevino
Sandra Haynie
Firestone Country Club
Trevino
Hale Irwin
Irwin
Miss Haynie
JoAnne Carner
Phillies Top Padres 5-1 in Monday Night Win
Mike Schmidt drove in three runs with a single and a two run homer as Steve Carlton allowed San Diego five hits in a 3-1 Phillies victory. Carlton carried a shutout into the seventh before Randy Hundley’s two-out RBI single broke it and the Phillies jumped on Freisleben in the first inning.
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Philadelphia
Mike Schmidt
Steve Carlton
San Diego
Philadelphia Phillies
Padres
Carlton
Bobby Tolan
Mike Anderson
Phillies
Randy Hundley
Tito Fuentes
Dave Freisleben
Johnson Powers Chisox To 9-2 Win Over Red Sox
AP report notes Deron Johnson sparked a three-run fourth with his fifth homer of the season as the Chicago White Sox defeated the Boston Red Sox 9-2. Johnson, a spring training attendee with Boston, opened the inning with a homer clearing the left-field wall. The blast ended Bill Lee’s 331 13 inning streak without an earned run.
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Chicago White Sox
Deron Johnson
Boston Red Sox
Rick Burleson
Fenway
White Sox
Bill Stein
Red Sox
Burleson
Johnson
Doug Griffin
Powers Chisox
Boston
Bill Lee
Sunday Shooting Match at Westover Drive
Goodyear Rod and Gun Club sponsors a shooting match at Guns Unlimited ranges off Westover Drive on Sunday. Four classes compete with top four awards per class. hunter and varmint rifle, and two pistol classes. Entry $3 per class or $10 for all four. registration 1 p.m.
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Westover Drive
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Varmit
Pro Pearce Amateurs Lead For U S Open Qualifying
Touring pro Eddie Pearce and amateur Jim Knoll led 41 qualifiers Monday as seven sectional events wrap to decide the field for the 1922 U S Open at Medinah. Knoll shot 68 at San Luis Obispo CC to post 141, best amateur score, while Pearce fired 135 at Cherokee Country Club in Atlanta.
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Associated Press
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Jim Knoll
Medinah Country Club
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Cherokee Country Club
Atlanta
Medinah
Chicago
Knoll
San Jose State
San Luis Obispo Country Club
California
Pat Fitzsimons
Beau Baugh
Laura Baugh
Gary Groh
Bruce Crampton
Dewitt Weaver
Tommie Aaron
Local Swimmers Shine at State Special Olympics
Danville swimmers dominated the State Special Olympics at Old Dominion University pool. Beckye Hayden John Stewart Darryll Mills and Adrian Glass each captured two gold medals led by multiple wins in 25 and 50 yard freestyle and Hayden also taking 25 yard backstroke. Bonner Junior High School won the basketball gold with a four game tournament run.
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Old Dominion University
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John Stewart
Darryll Mills
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Mills
Miss Glass
Miss Hayden
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Jamie Williamson
Ivan Echols
Mike Fetters
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Wilbert Johnson
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Bonner
Carew May Skip All Star Game
Minnesota star Rod Carew, hitting .390 with eight game streaks, says he will skip the July 5 All Star Game in Milwaukee. He cites wife’s wishes and leg injuries, preferring rest to the politics and interruptions of the event, aiming to stay healthy for the second half with Minnesota.
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Milwaukee
Dick Williams
Pittsburgh
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Softball results scattered league scores
Readable lines list team names and scores from multiple small contests including UAL Stomewall Fiet, Earle Band, Jaycee State, Davis Linen, Tally's Market, Jett Standard, Moffett Men, Lowe's, Madeline, Hodnen & Spear, Star Paper Tube, Devson Dist, Riverside, Research, Hylton Hall, and Mill. Scores range from single to double digits with several entries unclear or incomplete.
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Pire Dept
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Jaycee State
Davis Linen
Main Baptist
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Ration Park
McDonald’s
Madeline
Hodnen & Spear
Star Paper Tube
Devson Dist
Commoore
Cardinals Nip Braves 1-0 on McGlothen's four-hitter
In St Louis Lynn McGlothen pitched a four-hitter for his second shutout of the season as the Cardinals beat the Braves 1-0. Ted Simmons delivered the only RBI with a single after Lou Brock’s infield out and Sizemore's run-scoring hit.
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Atlanta Braves
St. Louis
Lynn MecGlothen
McGlothen
Braves
Carl Morton
Zamora
National League
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Reggie Smith
Lou Brock
Houston
Bob Watson
Cincinnati
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Joe Morgan
Ralph Garr
Darrell Evans
Clarence Gaston
Marty Perez
Atlanta
Ted Sizemore
Simmons
Sizemore
Dusty Baker
Colts Acquire Mul-Key From Redskins in Trade
The Baltimore Colts obtained running back Herb Mul-Key from the Washington Redskins for an undisclosed 1977 NFL draft choice. Mul-Key, a kickoff and punt return specialist, led the NFC in punt return yards in 1973 with 1,100 total yards.
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Baltimore Colts
Herb Mul-Key
Washington Redskins
Mul-Key
National Football Conference
Matlack Shuts Out Astros On Four Hits For Mets
New York Mets right hander Jon Matlack pitched four hit ball as the Mets beat the Houston Astros 6 2 Monday night. Staub opened the scoring with an infield hit, Kingman doubled and scored on Grote’s sacrifice fly in the second inning. Matlack improved to 7 3 with the win as Cedeno's fourth inning single began Houston’s only sustained threat.
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Eranger
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